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Newspaper Page TextLaV AHItIL 7, mi HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON' PAGE iOSVCN SPORTS n MIRROR (Lao's CP lT(I L. Tim a" 'i rwM P'J "? YKAIt AOO-Werren l,AT Julin.on iillolied . .lainatma lha , vrAim aoo-th. otvt- s 1 iiom the .1 t'lKlltlAII YKAIW AOO-W. tM.T. ...,. .wool Ills n Lead oes To bxters . . ii . .....tt Slea - .....v is nhoui "I r-mmnncll Wtu ,, iiunp on Cl 0 I v. ;., i. iiiii i'em wu'iwy stalled slowly. iDOialil and tomorrow night aires inio hi r wh ,.. .1 1 and - Mm- ! Iram IllKV. BOUles OWl in lilulrd Thursday U Saturday. gaiter-nan irem, who , mnditap fr thro gme, ( jus lo reguior t , .tvur hi! In ti.m plsy. - iih rluhy leper ' a tacked ' 4 " 3,08 js wrw lor whomlilng tcvtt. Other Clea i-ame ii ii it vutb eiur w over- iH8S. kiRI. inrn'i !0 moio Claa B l lo roll Tuesday and may m(hu, while H mora A leama las whack el .UU lop mum. Iv.ftMir teama foil tafllSllL iiuundtr nielli before bowler it doubles ana wgie com- 1 in r iisn iut uie au ntie on lt year by Dave a ih off io poor atari let uiiini un mo score in play, lit Nri a 10 handl j B player currently lead chu lot IM ClMlnplOIUUlIp, until, second man on Uie ; omm irm, put Inseilwr Af l&l Ut anj4 a fttMrMllni. I nubi. Wnen nut ll-pr-luw p u puitd on, tn porii Uso pm H r pynt kkbfril ntlWt ItfUlltMllB Mill. hi Mm ouu. of july loam, u uot iin ut hl(i ot i luixlic.p. Hotltroll it ex- liao'j prormnc wu )ut l:otnr.wn tin ilio (dvunuio "em pun in lha hanriican 1'roOI icriilch. nnhuunn ine los &rrlr ibhi mhi ani 'III had MO. OllKf ClMI A hnailara oil. t Uu alt-rvenu una hit tn riC. Thf Ml CrW rrfiM Iilh n evtn too (It hamil. uruan roll, lor Undarwoodi, wipr-iiaii. I C1m II Held. Jim Orla. I the KPLW team, ahot 'II thfl hdO Ol a aVnln hMn-li. l Una of Pnikcr-Pomiao klcrlu. Tlnpatla ol OratM 1 80d with M -1 n Hi ... iucnrr oi EaalMdv k. holding a 4il.nln Il bflow Die soo-maric U a M Irani acorw.bhlrm Bait- III. WfT Hitttm Mff 1 1 . iA. l d 8rvic mi, and John- h Elrelrle'a 9i nll..i I', ton learn arnrM In - J'!lL,!!1y' 'n,n c"m kplw . ramar-ponliae with W Underwooda wllh 1714. Gals Top Four-Dout Mat Show A lour-baul program, Iralurlnf two woman wreallara rho at week coiiibincd ntbftulfa and. hoi taniHra lo iiva cuatomar lha mual llirilla thay'va bad In aoma 111110, la Uw mat menu on Up lor punch palioua Wadnaaday uljhl al un Armory. Kana will hi alfhl wraallara lo four aoiapa on a bargain bill. Caa. Ilroorry Uru la handling rwaervo lioaoia al no Incraaaa In nrKaa. ' Al Hum and Don Xlndrad ara paired In lha tup bnul bul lha tlrl bona-briulora ara Uw onw who'll maka lha lurnalllaa click. Ada Ah laho'a Btaaa' wilal and Oarry llumar packed lha noma laal wook In a one-lall malch won by Ada. Poal-botu ravaa havan'l died down yel and Uwra'i aapacU cd lo be even more on hand 10 wllneaa tomorrow nnhl'a remalrh over ihe Iwo ol Ihioo Call rouia. ADA VICTOH Ada won lha match, but the Humor girl, a pui nowd blonde Willi a wicked aook, won Ihe alleo. Hon ol ihe ma)oriiy 01 fan In the limt ahowinti, Oerry had Ada tumbling out of Hi ring with conaUlenl monotony when Kelereo CI urn Dellon and Hum moved In lo quell the Ulande Uumtahelt. While Oerry waa aim ing routtdhouae punrhea at Dellon and her loa'a huaband, Ada cloaed in wiih two thumping body tlama lor lha victory, Oerry Immediately eat up loud clamor for a rematch with Uie longer diatance her only at,ipula uon. "I can whip any one of them (Ada, Sua and Deilonl." aha told Ihe radio audience laat week, 'but not all together . , I want thai Ada gal In a rematch ." tiOT WIKII tme got her with and there'a a long line of fane who nutted Ihe tun ihotint who'll be on band tomorrow night. Elmer Laraon. a logier-wrealler, maaea hia lire appearance In Klamath Pall In the opener agalnat Duck Upaoomb. Thla la a JO-mlnute, ana-fall match. I'or Vamaio, M Japaneee Sand man, and Dill rtcicher, tangle in a iwo-of.Uirve-lall bout with a ao mlnula time limit. In the eecond bout of the ahow, . The girlg go on neat, followed by Sung and Kindred, powerful Negro called the Drown Bomber ol Uie nial. BaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaBaaaaaaaaBaBaaBaaBiM iea-aaaaBaaMeaanarfwaMaaaaaaBaaiBBaaBaeaBaBaaBaBaaBaaaaaaaeBaBaeaaai taws jrVv f , Pel Coach Winds Up Job After 13 Years ADA ASH had" (he edvenfecje In thai fwo ihoti from laif waak'l heclc, hair-pullinj donnybrook at rht Armory. Hondo Gerry Hunter promiiet thingt will bo reverted tn Wadneiday't remalch. Tha return go it down for two of three fall. MOOIX MA t UAOl'l lllng'i Ca(a .... Hk 194 a Of at.i.it ,.. as aa Oien Waoi 11 art tMita'. r,-Ml l d aulMthan Tavern NittM'a aienai aerv. 3aa ai Klamath flow. 34 auiwitiaA ru,.r 3i aa arar.t LaM Nlikl ub Tavern a oraon Weal I aione'a a Laule't I a ore Ku.it 1 nma'i t Klamam rieer 4 lub flatter a Dorti Benedict of Loule'a Pood and Blanche Dlaon ol Klamalh flower each pouted IM linea laal nlghl In Mooae Ma a bowling fare but neither got Into the top oerlea column. Ruby Phelpa of1 Blono'g Signal Service added up gamea of IM, 171 and 17? lor a 611 Utree-game acoro; Joyce Roaa of Suburban Plowcr had 1 4M wlUi llnca of 144, 174 and I7. - The Oregon Woolleg poated the high team acorea with a MS game and 3M3 terlet; Suburban Tavern had' a 171 game and Blng'g Cafe a HU aerlea.- Ruih CConnell of Blng'g picked up Uie tough apllt, , BROOKLYN Corky Oonialea 199 VI, ' Denver, outpointed ' Oena SmIUi. I3, Waahlnglon, D. 0,, 10. BOSTON Joe Rlndone, Ml, Boaton, outpointed Jackie Ksougb. Ml, Cleveland, 10. Lowly Tigers Hold 15-7 Grapefruit Mark y nr.s PHLKOA AP Seoriawriler If tlmea get aa lough for Detroit Una aummer aa aoma eerta pre dict, Ihe Tigera can alwava dream about Uie wonderful Florida aprlng. Karly-eeaaon gueaarra generally have picked Detroit to wind up )ut about where they d d a year ago laal. But at Uie moment, the club tope the ataodlma In the Grapefruit League, . In M gamea Uie Tigera have cored la victorlea. U ol them againat major league opponlllon. Thal'g the beat In either league, both in over-all performance and in game wllh other major league clubi. Among NaUonal League club the other IM1 latt-place linUTWr Ptttaburgh haa Uie beat record, 10 and a. But oven the Pirate aren't particularly proud of It ilnce only two ot Uie game were again! major league team, a 1-1 aptii wiUt Uie Alhletlca and all but Hire ol them were with teama of Claaa. A or much lower , caliber. Brooklyn' I HO mark, compiled WHh but one exception agalnat major league oppoeiuon, La much mora legitimate. When ll cornea to game with team Tram ll own league, Brook lyn la comJderably in front. The Dodger have woo ( of 11 start against Carl Schelb and went againal NaUonal League club. Waahlnglon leada Uie American League in Uil dlvtaion with tlx win and three loaae. American League team gener ally have fared better than their aenlor circuit rlvala during the exhibition aeaaon. The Boston Red Box re th only American League club under the .boo mark tor the spring while Milwaukee. ClnclnnaU and the New York Olanl from Uw Nauonal League have lost more than they have won. Rain wearied out halt of yetter dy'a exhibition schedule but In the only two Interlrague meeting Uie NaUonal Leaguera won. The New York Olanl walloped Cleveland, Ift-J. at Alexandria. La., and Uie Chicago Cub edged the St. Louis Brown. -J, at Ardmore Oil. The Olanl pounded Bob Lemon for all lb run and 10 ol their I hit before Manager Al Lopex liiteo mm wiia two out in uw seventh Inning The Cuba made only five hit oft th combined offerings of Harry Brccheen Uuano Pdlett Setchel Paige, but two of Uwm were homera by Deo Pondy and Oene nermanskl The Chicago While Sox exploded lor seven run in ine third inning Spencer May Assume 'Mr. Shortstop1 Role By OAVLK TALBOT NEW YORK vTt-Yoa rosy put It down as nearly certain that uie greateat rookie coming Into Uie big league thla year 1 Darvl Spencer, Ihe 111 young Infielder brought up by th New York Oiints from their Minneapolis farm club. Hiving witched the boy with Uie long Jaw play since Uie day he reported to the oiknia training camp at Phoenix, we will go on record a predicting thai he will within a year or Iwo assume Ihe "Mr, Bhorutop' manuo relin quished by Marl- Marlon. He ha the height ot Marion, leet Jij. and hi 190-odd pound assure hi durability. Nominating the Wichita, Kan., product for shortstop (mortality t thla a!ge might em rlaky, be cause ll I tar from ceruin that he will aee any great amount ol i INS THI CI A(t A 1-1 Ml J J I. 1L- U.. l.wll.. r.karjtrtA.aklr.a la tkl. l.-l.. Lumb S m inm rieia in ine men e iiy avnima w..,r"w.,a,a , im, wa.ivi- "ioht ot Lucltv Lanes. Rut 21 mora Cla.t'A taamt will havo a chance to ban tha dll n tonight and tomorrow night when team ploy ll flnlihod. lack row (I to r) or nobb, defondlna eltv ehamnlan. Frank Hall and Cliff Baxter. In front II to rl ara Bob "er and Bill Uuii.. e.i...'c t tore. . ' toim loodi In th Clou I cjivlilen with 2934 season. Afler all. Uie Olant have aervlce at that poalUon In hi first a .MO-blulng shortstop named Al vln Dark who waa good enough to play on two pennant winner. But It really Isn't rlaky. Sooner or later and probably sooner Msnsger Leo Durocher wiu he forced to turn the big Job over to Spencer and Install Dsrk at second, lor such fielding genius aa thla rookie sppesra to posses can be utilised fully only at shorUlop. It cannot be aernlwaated Indefi nitely at third base or anywhere else. In other word, this (ellow can go and get them. If he has msde en error all spring nd be prob sbly hss we didn't chance to see It. All we hsve seen him do st short, second nd third Is make an unbroken airing of ktops and throws on every kind of ball there I. His throwing arm ,1a about aa great aa we ever aaw. The amount that Spencer will hit against big league pitching re mains, of course, to be seen. All we know I tht he has been hitting up to now and for diatance. Wllh Minneapolis last year he had a commendable .304 average, hit VI home run and drove In (0 runs.. The Is.n would Indicate that he la no choke man when runner are on. The way he fields, he could hit .tto and make a manager happy. .. We endeavor to maintain wide, comprehenalvo atock of Ola, Glaa Building ., block, Minora and Aeceaa orlea, Combined with thli atock, skilled glexlng aer . vice Ii ottered. Consult us about your glssa needs, KIMBALL'S CUSS SHOP Clean el rtrhlne Is In It Wslas Mieae ll to whip Uie Philadelphia Athletics, si Memphis. AJiie Clark homered twice lor Phllsdelphl while Tommy Byrne, who pitched sU Uie way tor Chica go, contributed a, three-run home run In the thlrd-lnnlng uprising. In other games the St. Louis Crdlol downed Ft. Worth of the Texas League, 7-8. and the New York Yankees whipped their Bir mingham, Ala., farm club of lb southern Aasoclsuon, 0-2. Paul Deller. itartlnt hia thlr. teenth year a headman of the Klmth Union High School trsck and field team, said yesterday be would quit tha coaching post after this seaaon. When Dressed for a reason. Del. Ir united nd said simply. "Thir teen yeara la a long time , . " He hastened to add that he bd considered this move "for three year" and that his job ss besd cosch of th Pelican track and field team hss been a "pleasure rather than a pressure." Deller waa officially granted hi request for release of his special assignment a track coach yester day. He will remain In the city school system, however. He teaches history and civics. A cosch at KUHS. DeUrr bis held every office in the Oregon Coacbe Association. Ha wu pre sident of that body In 1040. and currently Is a member ot the exe cutive board ol the association. Deuer's trick record here ha been a brilliant one. His record Includes seven of elev en championships In Uie Southern Oregon-Northern California Invita tional meet; 13 Individual Mate champion In the Mate meet; 1 team event champions In the an nual Hayward Relays end many uiQiviauai cnampion in tbo game meet; a championship team tn Uie Hayward Relays In 104? and 1051 and runner-up three times; and three tune District Meet winner. The PeUcana have never won the state track title but have al- waya placed high, being runners up In lfHt. Deller took over the cinder helm In 1M1 when Snowy Ouxtafaon went Into the armed services. MDttmiaeetaMtw By The Associated Press TKNNU MONTE CARLO Bernard Bartxcn ol San Angelo, Tex., teamed with Belgium' Philippe Washer to win the doubles tlUe In the Monle Carlo Invitation Tour nament, beating Budge Patty of Los Angeles snd Jean Noel Orlnda of Prance In the final, S-4, 3-6. 6-1. MIAMI. Fl. Tony Vincent of Miami led the way Into the second round of the Miami Invita- lion Tournament with a 6-1, .6-0 victory over Nelson Case of Miami. BASEBALL GREENVILLE. Miss. Hot Springs was voted out of the Cotton States Lesgue because ot lis refusal to release two Negro player. RACINO NEW YORK Oame Chsnce (tlO.30) won the feature race at Jamaica. MIAMI Jerry's Best (15.70) csptured the Oolden Beach purse at Oulfstresm. EXHIBITION BASEBALL By The Associated Press Chicago (A) 0, Philadelphia Ml S new York N is, Cleveland (A) 3 New York (A 0, Birmingham I8AI-a Chicago (M) S. 8t. Louis (A 1 St. Louis (N) 7, Port Worth (TL) 5 Scores COLLEGE BASEBALL By Th Associated Presa Seattle U. o. Washington State Idaho t. Whitman 4 Oregon Prep Result Bsseball Psrk Rose 1 Scappoose 0 Medford 12 Southern Oregon Col lege I Track Scappoose 60 Clatsksnie 11 & Golf Beaverton 10 Lke Oswego I Ornt 9 Benson S (both Portland) Cleveland 7 Washington t (both Portland) Lamberger Medalist PORTLAND W Larry Lim- berger of PorUand won medalist honors In the annual Oregon Pro fessions! O o 1 f e r's OrgsnlsaUon championships which opened with qualifying rounds here Monday, He defeated Ron Caperna, As tori, snd Dave Klllen, Eugene, In playoff fter the three hid tied with two-under-par 70s. Scores of 76 or better qualified competitors for the 16-man tlUe bracket. The qualifiers and their scores: Ron Caperna. Astoria. 36-3470 Larry Lamberger, PorUand, 37-13 TO; Dave Klllen, Eugene, 3S-35 70: Joe fsteiger, Salem, 36-3673; John Langtord. Tualatin. 35-3673: Ted Longworth, PorUand, 35-36 73; Bob McKendrlck, Oswego, 36 3874; Al Akins, PorUand. 37-37 74: Joe Mosel, Portland, 34-4074; Bill Eggers, Tualatin, 33-3674; Wendell Wood. Eugene, 36-3775; Don Smith, Portland, 37-3076; Bunny Mason. Salem, 38-3876; Harold West, Pendleton, 38-3676. If In PAUL DELLER , . a . long timo" OHTHE By Tbo Associated Prsaa DALLAS. Tex. ID A triple play, a double out and a gen. lional atop and tnrow ay Ken Bchoesdlenst saved St. Louis Card- 1 Pitcher cult Cbambera for five tnnlna agalnt Pott Worth Monday. Tho Cats tot men on case m each ot the tint three Innlcts only to b (topped. si.-.-Chamber hick ran out In the ttxth frame. He ataggersd throuh eight Fort Worth batter before Mike Clark came In to halt the Cat at five run. The Redblxda won 7-6 on Stan MusUl's lxth- Innlng, two-run homer. II RBTs NASHVILLE. Term. I Oene Woodllng, who ranked fifth among New York Yankee regulars in runs batted In last year, may place a lot higher this year. The left fielder sent nome one runner during the Yanks' o-g vic tory over Birmingham Monday and now leada tbo worm cnampions with 18 for the spring. He had 63 RBI last yesr. - BACK IN ACTION WASHINGTON Wl Ofl Co an should be bsck In action for Uie Washington Senators in tour to six weeks. That', a doctor's estimate, not a manager's, and spring tonic for Uie Senators, who first thought Coin's smash Into a fence at Charlotte, N. 0., would put him on the sideline for months. Their dresm of a first division finish paled accordingly. NCA Toughens Crackdown NORMAN. Okla. HI Tha tnrea. Idem ot the TJ Diversity of Okla homa forecast nation-wide sched ule revisions Tuesday If the North Central Assoc iaUon ban on ath letic scholarship la not relaxed. And with It crackdown on Okla homa AasU, the lfr-state accredit ing agency with power of academ ic Uie or death over MS school said thla waa only the t1m'"g "There will be no more athletic chotarship as aucn," an Aggla spokesman ssld Monday to an nounctng full compliance with the) new ruie. ine scnoot acted In tbo face of an uHimatam tn act tn line or be stripped of recognition. in ugnt or me new get-tough pol icy. Dr. George L. Cross, Okla. noma president, foressw draatla change lo Intercollegiate compe tition u Midwestern school recog nised by the NCA are forced lo nan recruiting ana cuMldixatlen. The Big Seven. Missouri Valley. Skyline and Bit Ten stalwarts all In the world qr sports come -motor NCA regulation. Their brtaraecUon al competition reaches Into vary part of tho oounUy. - . - Boll Meeting Scheduled The first omnlxitlonal meeting for baseball and oltbU under the wmg ot the Klamath Falls Recre ation Department will bo held Wednesday, I p.m., In the City Hall. Sponsors snd managers of teams planning to enter the Men's City Softball League, Peewee and Mid flbsll leagues, and shreta etssht get Softball leagues, and Junior BasebsU league are urged to at tend. JUST LIKE THE GOOD OLD GREAT STRAIGHT BOURBON S l En if Hnrlei't Up-silllif tiiriiis...'RMt ie ltM'4l? I tTMKHT IOURI0N WHIiHtY .e l ritOOr RATIONAL MSTILUDS riODUCTt COINRATtOH. KM YORK. N.T. HOCKEY I PLAYOFFS AT A GLAMCB . By Taw Aaasesete Pna. ' statay'a Beaasha 7 ' WESTEBll LEAGUE ' Saskatoon 3, New Westminster I (Best of saves nemlflnal acrtss ' tied, 3-3). . (No gamea scheduled tn any other league). . TIME OUT! Marta) "Beaatifal reoevery, Mr. a yva'r really sitting snity flilitl? Right now yon can have yoor pick of three vegcuble-growing trsctor the Fsrmall Cnb, Super-Aa and C, They all have fingertip Farmall Touch-Control snd mttched,cjuicka dung multiple-row implement. Fsrming'i a snap with u-vy hydraulic implement control. Jus ask about it . . . I'll be glad to axptaia how It saves not only your tun but your money. 13- J.WKERXS ef, lts raiaaia eaaaen'